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Evidenced based neonatology - exclusive human milk based diets?

6/2/2015

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Nutrition for extremely preterm infants is critical to growth and development. In this review we discuss a  randomized controlled trial that examined the short-term outcomes of feeding these infants on an exclusively bovine or exclusively human milk diet. The study found that an exclusive fortified human milk diet resulted in improved short-term outcomes, including a reduction in NEC and days on PN. However, this intervention is expensive and needs testing in other situations. Read the full review here https://ebneo.org/2015/06/randomized-trial-of-exclusive-human-milk-versus-preterm-formula-diets-in-extremely-premature-infants/
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